Da Qin: the Beginning Was Such That the First Emperor Mistakenly Thought He Was a God

Sima Qian wrote in the Historical Records: "Qin conquered the world violently, but the world changed and the success was great. Why is it called the 'King of the Dharma Queen'? Because he is close to himself and is vulgar, it is similar to others, and it is easy to talk about being humble. Scholars are attracted by what they have heard and see that Qin's position as emperor is gradually declining. They do not observe the end and the beginning. They laugh at it because of it and dare not talk about it. This is no different from eating with one's ears. Sad man!" The Qin Dynasty unified the six kingdoms, ended the complicated history of the Warring States Period, and created the first centralized unified empire in Chinese history. However, it was short-lived, the second generation died, and it fell apart in just fourteen years. Wang Ben, the son of Wang Jian who traveled through time, has his own question-answering system, which will definitely not allow Qin Chao II to perish, let alone the First Emperor to die of regret due to heavy metal elixirs... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.